Nokia Lumia 820 Features and Specifications

The Nokia Lumia 820 features a polycarbonate unibody, 4.3” OLED Wide Video Graphics Array (WVGA) display, a 1.5 GHz Dual Core Snapdragon processor, 8MP Carl Zeiss camera, 8GB of storage, Wireless Charging capability, NFC,Nokia Location Suite, Carl Zeiss Camera, Exchangeables back cover and comes in an array of colors white, black, red, yellow, cyan, purple, grey.

FEATURES:

• ClearBlack OLED display, delivering a wide range of vibrant colors
• Nokia Smart Shoot will take multiple photos with a single click so that you can edit effortlessly to make the perfect shot
• See your surroundings differently with the exclusive Nokia City Lens — Augmented Reality using the phone’s camera viewfinder
• Microsoft Office, built  into your phone,  synced with your laptop
• With Nokia Music you can stream unlimited music for free. Tap into the latest tracks or create your own channels based on the artists you love
• Live Tiles constantly update in real time on your Start screen, to bring you what’s new in a glance
• Internet Explorer 10 is faster and safer than other browsers, and with Lumia’s uniquely responsive ClearBlack Display, it’s smoother and clearer too
• Nokia Drive gives you free, turn-by- turn voice-guided navigation. Select your destination, get speed limit warnings, to find your way faster. You can even make them available offline
• Available with a range of fabulous cut through colors, the Lumia 820 offers a simple and beautiful choice
• Going beyond colors, the Lumia 820 is able to transform to different needs, be that sports, going out with friends or staying charged the whole day.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Networks: GSM 850/900/1800/1900  WCDMA  850/900/1900/2100  LTE 800/900/1800/2100/2600
• Speed: LTE Cat3 100Mbps/50Mbps  HSDPA+ Dual Carrier cat24 (42 Mbps)  HSUPA cat 6: 5.8 Mbps
• Display: 4.3” OLED WVGA 800×480, ClearBlack, super sensitive touch for nail & glove use
• OS: Windows Phone 8
• Memory: 1GB RAM, 8 GB mass memory, support for microSD cards up to 32GB
• Camera: 8Mp with Carl Zeiss optics and dual LED flash
• Front camera: VGA
• Video capture Full HD 1080p  @ 30fps
• Size: 123.8 x 68.5 mm x 9.9mm
• Weight: 160g / 83.5cc
• Connectivity: NFC Wi-Fi  802.11 a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth 3.1, A- GPS/GLONASS, micro-USB, 3.5 mm audio
• Sensors: accelerometer, proximity, compass, ambient light, gyroscope
• Processor: 1.5 GHz Dual Core  Snapdragon S4
• Audio: 2 distortion free high amplitude mics, Dolby Headphone, HD Voice
• Battery: 1650 mAh with support for Qi wireless charging

ACCESSORIES:

• Nokia Lumia 820 handset
• Nokia Fast USB Charger (AC-50 )
• Nokia Charging and Data Cable CA-190CD
• Nokia Stereo Headset WH-208
• Battery BP-5T (1650 mAh)

Colors: Red, Yellow, Grey, Cyan, Purple, White & Black

Sachin Retirement...

I've Seen God playing Cricket!

For my last blog i'd said i'm writing these words with arrows pinched in my heart, but for this i'll have to say i'm writing it with almost dead senses.
My hero, my role-model, my pride....a reason behind my smile - Sachin Tendulkar has retired from ODI cricket.

I guess 'time' is celebrating joyfully as for past two decades it stood frozen down in front of Sachin. It seems when time was taking toll from every individual on the face of this planet, it excused only one man. We've had legends, we've had champions, but we never had another Sachin Tendulkar and we never will.

My relation with Sachin is more like a father in disguise. I still remember the first match of his i saw in 2002. It was the Natwest Challenge at Lord's, London. Sachin embarked upon the field and the crowd were on their feet. I promptly shouted, 'hey, that's the guy, whose snap is on my bat ". To which my dad replied, he's 'Sachin.....Sachin Tendulkar'. That was perhaps my impersonal introduction with him. A week later in the test series against England he scored 193 with a partnership of over 300 runs with Rahul Dravid. That was the first century of his i witnessed. 

Since then as i grew younger, my respect and love for Sachin grew. I remember having missed my exams, while in class eight, to watch his batting. Later when my family almost pounced on me for that, i just replied " Sachin's century was undoubtedly more important for me". I never really recollect having missed any of his match till date. Now when he's retired, there'll be plenty i can afford to miss. I've nobody else, whom i regret not watching live. ' If cricket is religion, Sachin is God' - a book by Vijay Santhanam and Shyam Balsubramanian was the first book i've read by myself. I almost did memorized that book and whenever there used to be arguments on Sachin, i use to quote a word or two from the book....that would always suffice.

His records of course have left nobody even nearby, and so has his humbleness and soft spoken voice. People spoke for him, spoke against him, praised him and also criticized him. He stood grounded with his child-like smile.
Sachin is the greatest Cricketer India has ever had. And now that he's retired, he'll be terribly missed.

To the coming generations, i would proudly say, " I was alive when God used to play cricket, i saw him hitting double century, i saw him minting runs, i saw him lifting the world cup!! " 
Some things of course,never change.....Cricket is Still my religion...Sachin is still my god. Miss you a lot Sachin!